Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1876, Page 1

ye Chicago Daih ywonufat carry & largo stock roa their own manufacturo. ey nao Linons made to thelr ordor {n Ireland, atch heavier than naaal, aud are Dooullarly ai VOLUME 29. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. WILSON BROS, ature Shirts to ORDER, and dy-mado, of {othe prosont atyles of Bbirt JE 3. eHineir nnoqusicd ayster of ada agate ecmeniee aa ae pends 10 ote satisfaction may bo rol 498; Sore oun bo fll No. 111 South Randolph-st. "A Parfeet Fit Guaranteed in Every Case.” 10 wonror, tI lod in alx honis whon neccasary. 67 & 6D Washington-st., Chicago, And Pike's Opera Honso, Cincinnat!. Boe our Shirts of E. N iNGS & CO., Sole Manufacturers of th Celebrated Oriental Shirt,7 and dealers in Wen’s Furnishing Goods, lark-st. Factory, No. 420 West FINANOIAL. 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BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. - BLANK BOOKS, Stationery and Printing, «i Furnished promptly and at fair prices, by J, 06. W, “ SPORTSMEN’S GOODS. GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, BTC. 4 AtT. B. BATONS, 53 State-st. _ ESTABLISHED 1853. JONES, 104 ond 106 Aladiaon-st, CHICAGO, TUESDAY, Those Bristow Mules Kicking Tho Vast Naval Expenditures of Last Fall Readily Accounted For on This Hypothesis. DAPORTANT DECIUIONS. , Spectat snapateh to The CAtearo Tribune, such an offenac, ‘Senator Cameron Makes a Ferocious Sposch Against Dana in Ex- ecutive Session. Brains and Genius to Have a Chance in Government Architecture. silvor coin for fractional currency, which has come to be known as tho Bilvor bill. The vote upon the Payne bill, while it sottled none of ment of tho Government, financa by moans of catcus reaolutioua. The | do moro polico duty in Btatcs. If aBtato can~ act of 1875, without substituting any proposition | fourth, sixth, seventh, ninth, tenth, cloyeuth, | since tho taw which looking to tho ultimate rosumption of spocio | contain’ charges of o criminal nature made in- | thorizea a judgmont in a Poymonts. Getadlo under tho laws of the United Btatea, | (oriued Sistates, Hic, 050, of Inst Monday for tha unconditlonal inflation | sulliciont in law, ‘Choy do not show that it was Wasutxaron, D. O., March 27.—The United {cr at all, it is bechune iccomes ander: ihe eer States Supreme Court to-day deciiled the Grant pType orey ier tileoctly calle Pariah cave and tho Koutucky election caso, both je) upon to Sepides sa a penal eeatate: enacted by involving to some dogree tho constitutionnlity REEBS. im! powers, ousnil languaco broad enough to cover ful of to Enforcoment act. It bad boon expected | Scr sitnoutas yell us within the Gonstiiutions Juris that the Court would fully sonsider tho main Setion on ee by Jndletal construction na a in that which Congress inp} question in both theso casos, but tho decisions | Symtuiy trouble aud punish, Vor, this purpose, wore renderod, for tho most part, ou questions 1 aust take theeo splice, ot the alatuto as of ploadings, nud tho caso diemissed on a | thoy, are. Wo ore not a Fojoct 9 its tocholeality, ‘From an arbiter dictum in the | jocate it not poesia to sepsrate that wile is Wn: Kentucky oloction decision, many of tho lawyera Souatitaticwnd Ie tees a any ne frum ore putes . ie ce e at tho Bupromo Court Bar draw tho inforenca | not. The yronosgl effect 1a nos to bo attained by that if acaso chall bo brought up dircetiy in- | tion, bat by innertin ee that aro not now the: volving thio constitutronaltty of tho Enforco- | Pach of tho aectious taust etand aa o whole or fall alto- Mher, The lan dain, Th ts fo mont act the Court will docide the act uncon- | CSuatritetion, uifoas it bolas to tbo effect of tho cone pr uth, and fifteenth counts do not | Judge the casting vote i coves of division, a1 Eyal Souris Atteany cordance with his’ opinion, If wo fud that sudginent A COMPARISON OF THR YOTE and that counoduontly thoy aro not good and | Satendered is corre: caret a onucations tertined ba cousiderod in the final deterimmuation of MARCTI 28, Cabell, Tinton, Blomons, and fonrth rections of the sot ara beyond that lirutt, A N ON Caldwell, (Als.), Hurd, ‘Amith (( they ars nnauthorized. Tho statute contemplates a e Caulfistd, Knott, Ktengor, movt {portant change in tho olcction Inwa, Provi- Ghapin, Landers (Conn.), Bwana, bus to its adoption states, aaa general rulo,rexutated 4a Clymer, Tano, Terry, thetr own way all details of all elections, They Cochrane, avy, Thomas, prescribed tho qualifications of voters and the Tho Tempor of tho Houso on the | ez" aun” BIS | Bes ath eae atin f cher, an lection shoutd Ce ee eee ee ee ica, Hee “Aecacan, | Gemineene, aarareiiere mag co (N. C, 1a fawn Financo Question Again Gutler, Beto, Wath, Hove fe tctentales under certain. eireurnancee Deboit, Milliken, Wigaintoo, yorformatce wrongfully provented for the porfurni- Indicated, Douglas, Money, wike, ance itrolf, If the cloctor makes and provente his Durham, Morrison, Williama, A, 6, | affidavit tn form and to the effect preseritod the In- ¥elton, Mutchter, ch}, niectors aro to treat this as the oquivaiont of 1g rpect Forney, Parsons, ‘Williams (Del,), requirement of Btate I ‘This tas radical rb: Gibaon, Payne, ‘Willams (Ala,); practico, and. ¢ A Two-Thirds Majority | dau, ten Younes Serle ta ean bn! avoided. Thea =. = o le etraction, can m Ly any Hancock, ought — ‘not ‘be in adch a condition * ‘ MATS, that the lector, may act upon ono a Against Taking Up Adama, Tartrals, Robhing (P3,), of ite weantos and the, Innpectan upon anothers rT Anderson, Hathorn, Robinson, The olector, under the visions of tho atatute, ia the Payne Bill, Atkins (G8), Haymond, Toes (Va.), only required to atete in his affidavit that he lisa boca, Bagley, Hendeo, Tusk, wrongtully proyentod by the officer from qualifying, Haker (Ind.), Ienderaon, Bamypaon, ‘There are no words of limitation ju this part of the Uakor (N. ¥.), Ateroford, Bavage section, Ina ceso like thiv, if an aMfdavit is in the 7 Ballou, Hewitt (4. ¥.), Bayley Innquago of the statute, ft ought to bo sufficient froth T howing of Inflationists | 3, lloar, "Beales, for tho voter and {aspector. Laws which probitit the Disekbura, — Howktnat Bost soa ot ee a eran doubie mcautnge A elton ' Stronger than Was An- Dir, Hubbell, Binntelaéa, should not unnecomerily bo placed where, by ticipated Deadly, Hurioat, Brains aroma eer” many. be aabincted t0 rl ma! ) nal atatul 10 be Bal tee pated. righty” itymay, Bouthardy ” Pertroculion for a false oath, and an iusjactor of Hurcuacu i), force 7 Bheingt coon ae niersiae as epponite opinions Joyce, inger, swith oquol honesty, ente an opposite opinion. An Important Decision by tho| shit, er” Bats Hiburratle il be erangl ae ich ll Jn be] cbr, favenson, hoe af ‘vit to dincriumluation on account of race, ee i ee” | tenn meena ae vel rongtully pr y the officer, while Supreme Court on South- — | Giron iting Tartes, {Sep tu tae ordloaty neuna of {Bat tera, subjeeta ie Election Cases, Sanweil, Tandorn (ind.), Trere, bolt to tudtetment aust trial, Af not to ‘cunsietton, bo- " 6, ham, hompeon, causo it {snot true that bo bas been prevented by ern + ae Chittenden, Leavenworth, Thoraburit. auch s wronafal act sa tho statute contomplats 1, ond, Olarke (Ky), Lynch, Townsend (N, ¥, ff thoro is no Bitch Hmitation, but any wrongful act of ¢ y 4 Clark (Mo,),’ —-Magoon, Towteend (V3,),"" | oxclusion will justify the afidavitand give the right . Jaration that tho En- | Se. Mevaritht, van Voor 1 sree sunt don the iuapestor’aio rejects the ie Fat lan i Voor) 6 0, ther Tejoc A Virtual Dee arauon tial 0 Crounse, Meslahon/ie. | Yauret@y Vote Decatiee ho reade the law fn ita lited sense, and Danford, Miller,” ‘Waddell, hy thinks it {6 conflaed toa wrongful discrimination on forcement Laws Aro Un- Davie, Nourée iron, nesaut of aco, elee aublocte himvolt 10. prosectton, é a Die Piorey, ‘Wallace (8, G.), it an to Ronlshineat, beedtne bs ‘Bie jmairronelroed ro} jorgal Yallace (1’s,) tho law, on wo id 10 iri jon ai constitutional. Dobbie, xen rier tea ths fourth, weednd: there ao. words of Hmita: Dunnell, Neal? fou, or. reference oven, that can be con- ty Durand, New, Wa strucd a8 manifesting any intentlon {o con- Eames, Norton, fa fine ila provisions to tho terms of the Fit. Warren, Eden, O'Brien, Welle ts, teenth Amendinent, ‘That section has for tts object Egbert, Stier Weoeter, the punishment of a pornons whe force, beipery, 7 Ely "Nel ‘hi eto,, hindor, delay, ot warifying Up a Sensation in the Farwell peer Wut, re vett. Jn ebro Ie a cue lanenace of tn A arwel "RO, ay that in cur opinion the eof thie 1 Democratic Camp. Faulkner, Philips (Mo), William (N. Yop, Tet ean beatie wocdens ogee ot canting ort, Phillipa (Kad.), Williams (Win. tholr operation to untawful discriminations on account Foster, Perce, ‘Wiliams fine: of race, etc. If Congress han the power to provide Erunkin, iad Willams, WwW. fenetally for the ee pultrogat of those wile Soiew oily, ler, ty Interfore tu provent the orercise e eloctive fran- Secretary . Robeson Charged with Garnela, Foppteton, willis, a chise veinowt eqnrd fo auch Alecrimtuations, the lan lover, ty mm (Ta.) guage 1086 BUC ma wo road enoy; for Making Wlegal Debts on a Goodin, Reilly (John), Wood, a), thet purpose. is Gigantic Scale Hale, Rice, Woodburn, It remains now to conalder whether o statute a0 pon- e + | Mamitton (Ind), Tddlo, Woodworth—150, } eral aa this in fis provisions can bo made available for Hamilton (N. J.), the punishmont of thore who may be gale of unlaw- ————— ful Uiscrimination against citizens of the United States THE ENFORCEMENT ACTS. while oxctciaing the elective frauchiso on sccount of their raco, cto. ‘There {a no attempt tn tho rections now under consideration to provide specifically for g enso ie provided 40 x6 to mako {t apoctiic, when, as oxprercod, it 18 Wasmoros, D. 0. March 27.—The foatures | WasttxoTox, D. 0., March 27.—Tho decision | oral only. It would certaluly be Tenworcus of tho scesion of tha Housa were thio voto upon | Of tho Supreme Court In tho Grant Parish caso Legislature could s ead ieee itl 5 RG cai ae tho Demoeratio floanco caucus bill, known asthe | 1 vory olaborate. It ways thero fe nothing ¢0 | insido and say who could be riglitfully detained aud show that tho elections voted at wero any othor | who should bo set at large, ‘Tuts would to Homo ex- Pasno bill, for tho substitution of subsidiary | fet. cloctions, or that a conepimey wag | {eat enbetitute tho Judicial for, tho logislative dlepart= eral pro foro directly enll- provides In purpose, part A atitutioual. struction, FINANG EME ASU RES (To the Associated Press.) ‘Tho quostion, then, to be determined fs whether wo special Disnatch to The Chicaoo Tribune, FINAL DECISION IM THE UMANT Dante cABE, | 87 Introdaco Words of litaitation fnto # penal tlatute, na tho The courta cuforco tho formed on sccount of raco or partios, against | legislative will when aucertalned, if within the con- whom the conspiratora woro to act. ‘’ho chargo, | #ttntional grant of power, mato sphero Congress ts tle financial thoorios reprosontod in tho diiter- | 8* mado, is really of nothing more than wcon- | Conirel"or tho caurie: but He it etepe tala ent billa boforo the Houso, did sottle tho fact | #pirscy to commit a bronch of peaco within a | of ite constitutional Umitation, aud attempts that that tho Domocrata aro not likely to be able to | State. Cortainly tt will not bo clnimod that tho | fyi l# Loxand ity reso, the Court or apo bind that party to sny dofinito action upon Unitod States have the powor or aro required to | ceedings, mist, annul {te encroachmuntn upon the re~ served power of tho Blates and thopeople. ‘To limit Payne’ Li was probably proposod by tho | Hot protect itaol€ against domestic violonce the | toate new inv; uot ts’ euforts an old ono, "This e hard or quasi hard-money wing * of | United Statosmay,upon tuocall of theExccntivo, | no part of our duty. Wo must therefore uccido that the caucus, f when tho Legislaturo cannot bo conyoned, lend | Congress hag not 93 yet provided by appropriste legis- 8, for tho ronson that ou Tost Monday | thoir ausistauco for that purposo, ‘Chis is o | lation for the punishment of the offense chargod in Atkins, represonting tho soft-monoy fnotion of | wuaranty of tho Constitution (Art, 4, Seo. 4), tho indictment, aud that tho Cirealt Canrt proper! i tho canons, pressed a vote upon a revolution pro- | but it applies to no case like this, Wo are, uatolped tho Seamer rks ait gare Juduinent tor: viding for tho simple ropoal of tho Resumption | theroforo, of opinion that the first, sccond, third, | swer any of tue other questionu cortifod, jt unneooasary to Within tho legitl supruino end beyond urta are atithorized ‘This ts 1 de aoe gives tha Aiding dau. while! resolution of Atkiny with tho voto upon tho the intont of defondanta by thoir conapiracy to | the cane according tothe optaion wa expres should Poyno bill to-day shows that tho absoluto infla- hindor or provont tho enjoyment of any tight } bo answered. ‘Che judgment of the Circuit Court ls | oy, DEY OLBANING a or romoring the trimmings, oe DYEING AND OLEANING. a LADIES’ SUITS. In_ Silk, Wooten, and Mixed Goods, cleaned by the PROOESS, without ripping AUGUST SCHWARZ, 190 Bouth Clarx, 159 Illinois, and 265 W. Madison-sts, er ree ge A OIL TANKS. WILSON & EVENDER, OIL TAN 4p SHIPPING CANS, 47 & 49 Woat Lalo Stroct. OXISCAGO. Sv ane ron caTsLvaUE, TO RENT. . To Rent—-Stores. y Single stores on cast sido of Clari-at., botween Mad- | rules and pass hia bill to provido for tho gradual | scripo a utatutory affonse m tho language of tho intereat in, aud a right to ineist u {son and Monroe, from May 1. Apply to BAIRD & BRADLEY, 90 LaBalle-at, MISOLLLANEOUS. SURE INVESTMENT FOR PROFIT, | tod Per, cent of the outstanding legal-tondors or ‘We are ordered by warohousemen ta cloro outa lot of OLD WHISKY that has boon ve stored jored for years, It HILLS, Heke aot eee BECKWITH BROS, high Savor | notes; provided, that such coin eet ‘aside and granted or securod by tho Constitution, afirmed. ‘ tionists are much tho strongest in the ‘Wo como now to considor the fifth and thir- Dissenting, Mr, Juatice Hunt, Mr, Juetico Clifford House. Tho Atkins revolution rocolyed 109 teontth and cighth and sixteenth counts, which | ‘mented from the opinion, but concurred tn affirmative votes and 109 nogativo votes. | may bo brought together tor that purpose. ‘Tho Judgment. The Payno bill odtainod oigtity-ono af. intent charged in the fifth and thirtoonth is to firmativo votes and 156 negative votes. | hinder and provont pnrtics in thoir respective ‘THE MISSISAIPPI PI ‘The following ig the proposition offored by Mr. NCTION FRAUDS. the Thore wore but thirteen Ropublicans who voted id t of rights, priv- | Chriztianey, aud secepted by Br. Morton a8 a Alirreatively on to Atkine resolution, ‘Tha | eco teraanition, aud protection granted and | Sabstitut for tho Tattor’s rosolution relatlog to classification of the vote upon tho Payne bill is | accured to thom respectively as citizons of tho aifaire tn Miseisalppi : 81 yeas, all Domocrate, and of the 156 nogatives tad State das citizens of said Stato of | _ Wurneas, Tt te alleged that tha late election in 69 Woro cast by Damcerate aud 03 by flopab- Louisiana, for tho ronson that they, belg then ‘SHiaaloaipitt fo LET fox mnémbers af Congres si Fiste Iicans, It thus appears that, if ovory Ropub- f aald Stato ft th Tent bad sinpnts! aE fmpott ria thous Pt and thero citizona of sald State and of tho and membors of the Legislature was charac tortzed by great fraud d viok ouse, tho | United States wero persone of African doscont Oxerelsed. toward Colored eltteene off ‘hat State “nd Payne bill would havo been dofeatod, ng it failed | aud raco, and persone of color, sud not white | white citizens disposed to support their ripute at tho to obtsin two-thirds of the Domocrates who Gitizous thorost, ‘and in tho'orghth ond six- | cloction, and eapeninily ete ae account voted. ‘The record sooms to show, theroforo, | teonth to hindor and provout thom in thoir aov- | of thelr color, raco, or previous condition of acrvittda, that the Democrats cannot socuro 6 two-thirds | oral and roapectivo porsons in tho freo exorcise | Were by intimidation and foreo deterred from ‘voulog vote of that party for any measuro which, by | aud onjoyment of ovory, cach, all, and singular, | $f compellorl to vote contrary to thelr wishes for can ‘runchive a4 eect "D. Gy Blazon 27.—Tn tho Hi WasitxaTon, UD. arch 27.—In tho Hones | gho view wo tako of tho#e counts, the queation | Hons; ana thia morning, Mr. Payno moved to suspend the | ig not whetbor it iacnough in gonorel to do- tion of specio-payinenty, of tho United Btates. The anme genoral state- | ment to tho Constitution thus | (10 tha asscetated Pres.) ment of rights lo be interfered with iy found | vivlatod, and that such intimidation has bewn luce in tho Sfth and thirteonth counte. According to | continued forthe purposo of afveting future oloo- sven go romote on Indiroction ny that proposed | the eovorsl rights and privileges granted and | {itates ‘and in support of parties to whom they wore by tho Payne bill, looke to tho ultimate reeump- | secured to thom by the Constitution amd laws | of2avsfrauchive aa soctrod by the Hiticenth Amcud: practically dented a Arend ‘Wirenvas, The poople of the United States havo an upon, the enforce- resumption of specio payments, ‘The first soo- | sratuto, but whothor Mio -offoneo lina rere boon | grees, having the power to ou amendmeit i Cone tion of tho bilt dirocta the Socrotary of the ‘Treasury to set asido and rotain in coln cach yoar, until the United States notes shall bo ap- described nt all. Tho statuto provides for tho provs, throsten, or intimidate any citizon, with | Werefore, feginlation, enunot properly neglect the duly 0 punishment of thoue who conspire to injure, op- | viding the necessary leyialution for thie purpose; ving the power to enforce {+ by appropriute pro- prociated to par with gold, ia on amount oquat | Intont to provent or hinder hia freo ‘oxor- | _ /eavrat, That a committoa of five Henator# Le np ciao and enjoyment of any right or logal-tondor notes, to bo beld o# 5 rosumption potnted by the Ohalr tu iuvestigate the truth of thers Allegations, and to Ingutre Low tar thes constitutional fund for tho rodomption of such logal-tondor priviloge granted or aocured to Lim by tho Con- | rights havo in sald election been vilatod by force, atitution or laws of tho Unitod Btatos, These | fraud, or inthnidation, and to inquiro and report to counts in tho indictment charge in substance | tho Senate before tho end of the proveut aceaion rotainod abali bo counted as part of tho the Intent in thiacasa waa to hi: whether sny, and Mf so what, further legislation is sinking fund. ‘Tho socond section re- arent theao citizena in the free dail er aud Deveasary to toeure to sald, odlored cilixcus the tree quires Natiouat Banke to ot auido and | enjoyment of overy, cack, all, aud singular, the | cnoyment of thelr constitutional righta, JETTINE. LADIES, TRY If. ves w new and | Part of Uhoir logal money reserva. The third deantiful ap; wand | soction repeals eo muck of the Rowumption act retain from tho colu raceivad: by thom | riguis granted thom by tio Conatitnuon, “who | AtWamuittos bo empowered to, vit nati fist te all necessary proceas for thea pure as interost on bonds deposited ay scourtty for | sconsod has tho righ! ight to bave a@ spectilcation of and to tuo thelr circulation, en amount aqua! to 3 por cout | tho charge agolnel Lim in ‘hia respect in order | yowcan of their circulation, such colu to be counted as | that ho may decide whether he should prosent his dofonse by motion to qnash dornurrer, or plea, DANA, Pe ikules vad ubilde | of Jan, 14, 1876, na provides for tho redomption unl tha CSUs eas Ib ioay Covicaiie: wLetiue OAMERON HAS: & LOG OFINION OF stat. tun's Boots aud Hhvea, | of tho fegai-tendor notes to the amount of 80 UETTNE 22 NEW PUBLICATIONS, ‘The newslest, mort enterprising, and popalar Journal in ° us Trameehisaseel cousins afware contaieel tue sory | Ars Fayne's- only avout had moat complele news froin the, Hoa n Mining Disteicis, Daily, $6; Weekly, $2 per yaar, ‘Tha Omaha Tee has just isened an ia maut, contalalog a full: descr! lod extend alf through the Hlsok Hill Soe Ue fora Foxtonn. de lulcing, the eye tetas saiiats: ows in re a tonag adiicuee The one to tain | yous and nays v1 an Wiasirated eupele- | which the gontieinan (Puyuo) waa ® membor— 1: | ¢o divide tho proposition, as he wanted to havo ‘and | @ voto on the Inst sacttoi The Spoaker repliod that » division of the |'bo pronounced upon thom. ‘Tho order of tho | Wisdom which Ja something botter than educa- Circuit Court arrosting judgment upon the yor- | tion, an old name, and long purse. This world- srt | Pepe ae rt rod whether this was the bil Ty Tr, Hoakine inquired whethor this waa the blil | dict {3 thoroforo alllrmoc sparks wigh was knowns the Payne bill, and that bed | 2ict te herotore a rae ae ee deteednuc | Wisdom Dans locke, ALEXANDER IAMILTON, | change, Whatever. Just Ready, THE LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTO) iN. Mr, Randall and others objected to debate, ‘By Jobn T, Moreo, Jr, 2 vols. crown fivo, $4,60, War | two-thirds majority against i¢ elicited soma Dra tho facta will sustain the indictment; so that the crine 18 mado to consist in unlawful porcent of the National Bank notes in cireulae fi = Wasuinaton, D, 0., March 27.—Tho nomina- Foe ae i at genated de nocutod by rug | lon of Wlohard If. Dana for tho Eogtieh mln- ary, I ‘Canatitution, ete, Alfrighta ‘ro not eo granted | tion was bronght up tn the exeontive sossion of £1 ee son aakod whothor the bill came from | SF S¢c¥Fed. , Whether one is so or not is'a ques- | tho Sonata by Dr. Camoron to-day, aud consld- 879, . the any comiitteo of the Hanae, ered noarly an hour. Mr. Camoron rose a very THE OMAHA BEE. ‘tno Speaker replied that it had not, proscontor. Thoreforo tho indictmont should Jara to inform the Cou: gevore sposch against tho nominos, alleging that a TE eee Senate io apeOR | no ad plenty of oducation but no wonee, Io Uhat {9 to aay, appear from the indictment with- | could almost call him an avs, In eddition to Masror wat to call for tho | CU Sing furtuor—that the xcte chargod will, if | Dana's boing guilty of literary piracy, ho was ey guilty of prevarication, if not dowaright falxo- )2 ar. Kasnon auggested that the Committee of | “Yiing conclusions irrestatibte that those counts | Hood. Cameron ‘thought such aman wag un- are too vague and gonoral. ‘They lack the cor- | worthy of tho high office for which he had boen tainty and procision roquirod by the oatablished | named. ‘Phere was, ho said, something bo- sido book-learning and a long line Thoro wea a world: fon, and as much as providoa for tho rodomp- H ; tlow of tho logal-tender notes in coin after Janu. | 2o¥mat of any Th tion of law to be decided by the Court, not tho Mr. Kasson asked Mr. Payoo whother ho did not desire the judgmont of ous of tho rogular committees of the Houso on this bill, a motion. rover, support a conviction for the offense al- the Banking Commjttoo—might bo » propor ons. ‘Mr, Holman inquirod whother it was In order | raios of criminal pleading. It follows that thoy are not good and guticient in Jaw. ‘Thoy aro wo detective tbat.no judgmont of conviction should | S@cestors in this country. aud the cause rotmand- rue cunt been printed. NirlPopne ropliod that tt was eo, without apy | Dustlce Cluford diveentod from tho opinion, but wot violate the pledge of tho United Statosto | the Suprome Court in tho Kentucky olection maintain a sinking find, caso. Itis vory lengthy, After stating thas the Sprectat Diepateh ta The Chicase Tribune, Camoron referred to LETTER written by tha nomineo to Sonstor Boutwoll, ‘TMK KENTUCKY ELKCTION CASE. and waid if thero was nothing elso agsinat him Mr, Kaugon asked tho Speaker if tho bill did | Chiof Juatice Waite doliverod tho opinion of | that lotter would bo wuficient to rojoct him fora foreign mlasion, ‘Cho letter was then read at United States” abandon tho first and third | 2° Clerk's desk, and excited a good deal of in- md thine tates, to of ‘Tho Hpoator ropticd that ho had no authority | couutw, and oxprovaly watvo consideration of all | digastion among Senators, Cameron sald Dana Vayne’s bill: ‘EAB, Ashe, Tardonbergh, Fo the Hifteenth Amendmont of the Conztitution, | unbecoming, A quick tempor bjeck of voting at State alectious rest 0 head, a clear judgment, and a! laughter, ‘The follawing ia the vate in detail ou | sumesiment, The pfiect of Antic Te Becton cor | ttle World ura nesded in a diplou ‘ the Coustitution in respect to cloctious fur Senators | to brains aud learning, in so delicate @ position and eas Cia ig not now uuder con-| ad Mimistor to England. ‘The Senator also ublisbers confidently snnounce this work to anawor a question of that kind. 5 lout, do this nef the moet aportant adatribulionsreoeally ade | ‘The voto Ce eae perenne Shree arrp er ap ea Rr oper tiegy cere eae re eer lag Ai rape ote “Pilon period, wien the nation was ta jiiistls | nays, 160. 80 tho motion waa dofeatod, 1¢ | the opinion detaila provisionyof the amendment, 3 of the beginning of the long contest between the would have required a two-thirds vole to pass | aud says; z tl Ler lhls scaserambed\e; sy'euol Narn tnd South; of the ciroumatences whi the bill, and the fact that thoro was nearly o "The for uscfulnoss bf joveru 5 we ten'gears aflor iho clove of the Hevolutiouacy’ War, a porte cr Conger to tagalsto ot all ped the tates now war with Crest ith France, was and ap impulsive disposition disqualtied a diplomat in exporience with lomat in addition aideration, it ae not been contended, so 8 Dauby, Hiarein Gey” Handal tor anit im, tnt die. amendment oauters | cuarwed thas Dana aa fw Siauywol iS Bagloy, J... Harrison, Reagan, authority to impose a penalty for every wrongful refus | fhoucht it id be shown that Dan ‘at the Hatunta Hartridge, Houbias (N. 0), | sal fo rocelve the vote of quulilled elector at Slate | (Ought it cou wee the: Gommmnittoe ti Bell, Houtle, Tobe elections, It te only when tho wrongful refusai at | time ho asked to bo board by tho Committoe in Blount, Howitt (ala), Hess (XN, J.), such an slection is because of race, colar, or previous | bis own dufousc, bad boon informed of the au- Braslcrs Hooker. Bebielehar, condition of serritude that Congress cau Interfere and | varge gotion of the Committee, and it te proba- Brown (By.),-.. Hopkins, Blagivica, pooide foc ite pyDlehmand Ls, therefore, Khe urd | ule this paint will recelyo additional attesuon 187 before tho case fa finally dinposat of. Cameron bluntly chargod that the luttor was AN INSULT to the Committon and the Sonate, and a defiance Dans had prevaricatod, or bad tuld a faluvhood, regarding his notes from Lawrence's book, aud also in his letter, Tio was not a wit. to both, ablo raun with whom to intrunt tho most in portant aission in tho diplomatic service. Cram- oron was listoned to witu groat attention, and tho Senators crowded around him in ordar to catch overy word. His speoch was very eovero, ited | ond had a inarked effect. INQUILING SENATORS. A numbor of Henators wantod ta know about tho action of tho Committew. They thoy know Hothitik about the cave except what a keen in the — powspapers. ‘Theao gontlemon sald thoy had road the lettor of Vana in the papers vefore thay bad board of it in tho Heuate. ‘They though: ft was an im- proper lettor, but thoy wanted to know all tio ensu and allthe facta which led the Committoa to report adv eoly, Thoronpon Frelinghuyson mado an impartial, non-partisan statemont of the caso in behalf of the Committee. Tho facts bofore the Committes rolating to Dana's alleged iracy, and the statements of Ben Butler and Lawrence, have already appeared in print. They wero rojterated by Frelinghuysen, who was careful not to show any ferling ngainet the nomince. Boutwell mado @ few remarks, arbich were of an oxplanatory character. Other Benators apoko briofly, but the general discus. sion hos not yet oponed Jt is evident that several Senators will participate. It camo ont in tho discussion to-day that every Senator on the ¥orcign Committeo who voted ou Dava VOTED AUAINST HIM. Conkling was sbuout, aud ono or two other membors did not voto. Au it waa evident that the case could not be dieposed of to-day, an ad- Joorumont was taken, aud so the subject goss over tli to-morrow, ——ts ROBESON. THE EXTLAONDINARY THINGS WHICH ARE Now WEING BAID OF 11%, Spectat Inapatch to The Chicaoo Tribune, Wasirnaton, D, 0., March 27.—Oneof tho re- cont mysteries of Washington bas beenthe lavieh manner in which Secretary Robeson spent money in the Navy Department Jest fall, just before tho meeting of Congress. The appropristiona for the current fiscal year wero not euch se to warrant putting the navy on s war footing at the timo, and the officers through whous banda tho sccounts of the Department at thot timo passed, a3 well as unofticial observers, shook their heads doubtfully and predicted largo do- ficiencics. But all have been disappointed. No largo doficicncy cutimates have been submitted by the Becrctary, and he bas, on mora thao ono cocasion, said that ho was condncting the tnsinees of his dopartmont within tho sppro- priations, and that hoshonld spend no more mouoy than was voted by Congresy. Lut now the Houso Committco on Expenditures of tho Navy Department (Beebo, of Now York, Chair- man) has mado a discovery which lote in 5 flood of light on tho financial management of Secro- tary Robeson. It seome that, instead of contln- jug his exponditures to the appropriations, ho has been trenching on not year's in- come. Drafta originating in London, and amounting in a singlo caso to $200,- 000, ovo been accopted by Secretary Roboson at four months, thus making thelr pay- ment fall within the moxt fiscal yoar. Abouta week ago Beabe sent a lotter to the Secrotary of tho Navy asking bim in relation to these accopt- ances,—thoir amount, and tha object for which thoy woro given,—but no roply bas yet been re~ ceived, MANY CONJECTURES have been indalged in by thozo who havo learned those facts in ordor to explain them, Tina tho Secretary beon borrowing money in London with which to pioco out tho year's op propriotions, and tutonding to pay it fo July noxt, or has ho uscd up the appropriation for some bureau, and, foaripg tho Investigation that woutd certainly follow s request for a deficioncy pppropristion, rosorted to thie questiousble method of postponing paymont of some of his bills until the appropriations for the noxt fiscal year become available? Of courss, either of these proceadings would be WHOLLY ILLEGAL AND UNAUTIIONIZED, since, by Bec. 9,679 of tho Revised Statutes, it ja provided that “No dopartment of the Gor- -eromont slintl expend 10 any onotiscal year any sum in excoss of the appropriations mode Ly Congress for that fiscal year, or involve tho Government in any contract for the future payment of monoy in oxcess of such approprin- tions.” If Secretary Roboron is not involving tho Government m Habilitlos to pay monoy in oxcees of tho appropriations for the prevent fis- cal year he would havo no occasion to grant four months’ acceptances, becauro all the appropria~ tions for the current year are always available, #0 that all bills againet the Department may bo paid in cash, Under tho circumstances, and in viow of the plain provisions of the law quoted, ‘ag well ns the deciatons of tho Sapromo Court, it 18 doubtful if Secretary Robeson’s accopt- ances are WOUTH THE PAPER ON WHICH THEY ARE WRITTEN, ninco the giving of them wag, without doubt, illegal and unauthorized. It is sleo reported that othor paper of tho Navy Dopartment be-~ sides the @200,000 of acceptances aro in certain banks. It ia also ssid that this practico of post- poning payments and making tho sppropria~ tions of one year pay tho expenditures of a pro- yions ono hag boon common in the Navy Depart- ment, and thas, by it, will be oxplained tho fm- monee oxponditnres of Inst fait duriug tho ox- citemont ovor the Cuban question, —————— THAT MULE CASE, TUE ANIMAL BECOMING TH MLESOME To TOE DEMOCKAC: Speeias Duratgh wo The Chicaoe Tribune. Wasurnaton, D. 0., Marcu 27,—Some curious foatures of the mulo cago, with which it was expected to amirch Bristow, have come ont to- doy. A prominont member of the Juaiciary Committoo is suthority for tho statement that the Democrats did not ecom to bo pushing at all, and bo did not bollovo it came from them, ‘The investigation hag fully oxplaincd what was firet claimed by the Republicans it would show, that Brlatow bad been on bath sides of the caso, —tiret that of the Govornmont, while Bolicitor- Qonoral, and noxt a attorney for claimant after his resignation. Tho truth as devolopod by tho inquiry is that bo bad nothing whatovor to do with either the proparation or arrango- tinent or manegomont of the caso in tho At- tornvy-Genoral's office, Tho Solicitor-Gonoral hud nothing to do with tho buginoxs boforo tho Court of Claims, ‘This ta in charge of ono of tho Assistant-Attornoy-Gonorala, In tha ab- sence of the Attorney-Goncral tha Bolicitor- Coneral acta for him. In tho oarly stages of tho ion of tho mule caso tho Assistant proparatl Attornoy: drogsod -General in chargo of such caves ad- ALETICR TO THE BECRETANY OF WAR asking if bo wanted tho statute limitations ‘This lottor, in the temporary abyenco of Attornoy-Genoral Will pasaed for trans: through Bristow’s oltice, and Mi pleaded. mission Williatns being still sbacat, the noxt day anawor® wae returned through Gen. Bristow's oflico to tho Assistant Attorney-Genoral having the toatter in charge. While the Democrats have dropped this branch of inquiry, several Rebulic- nov, ootably some who do not approve tha whis- ky proaccutions, aro still trying to make somo- thing ont of it. A farther elgoiflcant fact hay come to ight that the caso was flrat brought bo- fore Congrogs by that prominent Domocrat, Mr, Tock, when boa was a member, and that ho ap- peared twice before tho House Committes on Claims to oxplain the case, aud argued its jus tico at length. ————— THE COMMITTEES, THE WHISKY FRAUDS. Spectat Dispatch to The Caleago Tribune, Wasuinaton, D, O,, March 27.—The Commit- too chargod with an investigation of the whisky business concluded to-day the examination of Attornoy-Geuorsl Piorrepont. His testimony was of the same goneral charactor as his lottor to tho Committee upou the samo subjoct, but the testimony went much Curthor into dotatly, Pierrepont Justified tho famous circular letter as a coutidontial communication to District-At- torneyy, Ile expressed bis beliof that in viow of the numerous confessions of indicted per- sone which wero thon being received, there waa, cows the property of the Unitod States, for which he | nuin, of Now York: thority of the Secretary of the Treat inyoatigationy which approssb what ibe Preal- NUMBER 215. a SINTIRAR that many guilty persops would eacapo with Jigbtor punistant than was desirable. | an investigation into the conduct of tl Me defonded bis lof ee ‘both aa good law and | The Clymer Commltteo is to nbortly er bs wood sonsa, T/&/eVidence before the | M¥estigation to aacortain whothor the horses of Committee conclu gwily stows that Habcock | ho Atay of the Votomsa ware fod on full rae purloined tho lev £2 ta bo ueod lu bia own Uo- tone of grain or on mixed food at a cortain po~ fento, It lias bod § detiied to that Babcock eaya riod of tho War. Tho other investigation is for tha that ho was a dro& ng man and toolt advantago papers of ascertaining whethor tho clothing of of everything he‘ ild to defond himself. inion soldlera was proporly cared for throu A ov Fon arnaw Hton. tho uso of a certain moth-proventlye. f{o Nepresontatiy cannon, of ditimois, of tho | Lol cases, of tho horse-foed and clothing, Post-Oftes Cut D.iteo, baa devinod a” plan for tho Confedorates claim thet thoy will ba the prevontion S “atraw bide, which, it’ aoema | AO! ,t0 catch | the Union Quartormasters. probablo, wou! o moro effectual than any plan This they may do, but oven if thoy do it will yet proposed. 30 outlivos of the plan have not conceal the curious features attaching to been suggest’ & Suring the courre of the Pont. | $0 Spectacle of Confederates looking futo the Ofice invest, tion to noveral of the leading | ™*4¢kement atl supply of tho Umon forces. foteaslonal strav-bidders and contractors, aud 110 Ese Aporiated pre) + they bavo ogreed that the pas SUITE. BE W. stich a jute would prevent atraw-biiting” Th AVastinatox, D. O., March 27.—Col, Now bas principle of tho law is to makestran-Lidding ne. | Rituhald for tho prosant bis resignation of the profitable, ‘This fraudulent ayatem fs only prace office of Unitod States Trearurer. ‘This he doo tieed on account of tho extraordinary pratiu at- | St the request of tho Preeident and Secretary tending wtraw-bids, Cannon propases to for- | Brstow. bid the Postmastor-Gouoral makiug any contract WEPAT. for teaiporary servico ata Lighor price than the Tho District Conventiun to-day to elect dolo- fowase GRbe IE ts laneab Gielee proves not | Sates to tho Nutioual Ropublican Convention nt to be bons fide, tho Postinaster-General is to ro- | C'BcInoatt was coutrolled to somo oxtent by Op- advertieo tho route, but cannot accopt any terms pein clemente,and, in tho opinion of the ma~ higher than tho lowest bid, aud in the abseneo | 42fty of the Convention, did not reprasont tho of @ bid tho tranemiseion of tho mais | HePublican votorn of this District. is to bo intermitied, This would no bie the withdrawal of a majority of the Ropub- doubt induoo tho poonla of tho ‘Territories | Hen delexotes. | Another Convention will bo to offer to carry tho tails for # reazonabla com- heli Woon. at which delegates to Cincinnatl will pensation, ‘The profits of atraw-biddera Lavo | Ye elected to content the weate of Bayles G. Bow- connisted in thigh rates for temporary eervico, | Go aud A. M. Green, who wero olected at tow made aftor thu accoptod lowost biddcr lisa proved | 4*7'# Conveutian, to be irresponuiblo. Th ay FOWEMITH: ‘THE DIPLOMATIC AYPROPRIATION BILL. 0 Sub-Committen on Indign Affairs, con The Souate to-day commenced the considora- sisting of Representatives Wilshiro, Vago, and tion of the Consular and Diplomatic Approprin- Boone, to-da7 examined Beaulien, an aducated tion bill, aud there waa a full and freo inter- | CMbnows, who tostified that 2. PY. Hmith, while change ‘uf opinion among leading Republican | ARout of that trie, before ho became Comrmie- Senstora on tho roditction of salaries | Hover of Tudian Alfaire, purchased scrip of half- aud expenses, It 14 very evident that, breed Indiaus oud paid for it in goods pur- while the Ropnbilern Bouate will second | Suseed by the Govornmant, acting as ayont of tho Demuecratic House in reayouable oconoimy, it the firm of Loring & Fletohor, of Audubon, who, will not consent to buye the public worvice crip- | Tosided on tho line of ‘the Northurn Pacitic Haile plod by unwarrantable reductions of salaries | Totd. who wore using tho crip for tlie puirnoso of originally extablized by the Democratic party buying valuatio pine lands in their soction of Lefora the War. ‘The first amendment, restor- | $25 country. | While aeting ns Commiysionery ing tho appropriations for tho miisioun to Great | Smith eoat outa Alisa Cool as hie clerk to ob- Britain, Franco, Germauy, aud Iusein, which | Si vouchers, for the purpose of | vetsling his had been reducod by the Howes to #14,00) each | Scouts a8 Indian Axont, Mies Cook, in order from $17,000 each, waa adopted by a vole of zi | {2 Obtain such vouchers, attended the couu- yeas against 17 ‘nove, Mtr. Doyard and three | cue ,of te Indians, nad obtained thom other Democrats voting ayo. by false representations, Whoa Mr. Smith THE HIVEA AND HANDOR DIL. waa before the Sub-Committes, provions ta ‘The House Committos on Cominorce ine do- | Ving for Africa, he douled the truth of sim- cided to appropriate, in the River and Harbor Uap clarges, but the Indian wituoss to-day toutle Dill, $30,000 for Calumet. Harbor, and £5,000 for | Hed with an apparent senge of honosty. drodsing ubout the light-houeo ta Chicago Har- | contigued tuday but me haportant teat bor. ‘Tho Weat, in the River and Harbor bill, | Yan yiv ay, hat nd fisportant iteatlinony. receives its full sharo of appropriation, although | #* ven. ‘ the ontiniatod era heen greatly eabdown. The House Comnititeo on Apptopristions to-day heard a statemont of Gav. D. P. Thom- agreed to report a Lill to appropriate © 40,009 ta ton, of Tdaho. ite said the recent testimony of | Geltay the exposos of the reception and ap- Mr, Bariow was calculated to injurs his ubiosy | Praivement of foreign Koude clipped for exible his transaction with Barlow should be explained, | #02 * the Contennisl Exposition, Ho stated that his bid for a routo from Koltou, arreaerer Montana, to tho Dalley, Ore, way 2134,500, THE RECORD. but was nnderbid by a msu named Delacy, COMMITILE RETONTB, who eecured the contract. After soine Wasuixotos, D.C., March 27.—Mr. Snencor, fool Peecoreriycares rae rng mptuee oat fran tho Committes on the District of Coluin- é x - | bia, reported back the potition of colored citi- od tho probability of Delacy’s failure. Thom. sow elated that ia that contingenvy he should | £008 praying that tho 14th day of April bo wcb claim aroute. Ho considered be had a claim ou | #pattus ® holiday for Goverumont employes, the Department, but tho Dopartment hed none | favorably accompanied with a joint resolution op bi. Asa rosnit of this conversation, Bar- | providing that all persons omptoyed in the vari- low purchase Thomsou's roversionary toterost : in thin contract fur 915,000. Boon aftor Delocy | U8 Departments fa Washington be granted a failed, aud Barlow took tho route at Thomson's | Hollday ou tho Lith of Apzil, 1876, to attoud bid. tho cuvoiling of tho Lincoln monumont in Lin- FORTAL BILE colo Park, Washington. Posuod. Tho Postal tli ioported favorably from tho Botiaty Vout) Comualtros to-dsy ia Nie Lismdla'e |-q tt, Leemlln. from: the Cominittce on Poat- ineasuirc, amended wo ae to provide that the rate | Oflices and Pout-loads, reported o bill flxing the for third-cluss muil-matter shall be 1 cont per | te of postage on third-claus mattor. Calondar. dont, tn canvorsation, said ho expected, namoly,”. Tho result CENTENNIAL. ounce for any distance not excooding 1,000 Mr. Cameron (Wis.), from the Committea on nules, and 2 conts per ounce for distauces ovar | Commorco, roported favorably on tho bill tocon- 1,000 mics. ‘Tho amended bill also provides | 9, 4 i A f ruct a pontoon bridge scrosa the Miseivsipol that transient nowspapors and magazines hall | ver from some feasitie joint lu LaCroras ale lel pay postage for.any divtance at the rate of 1 | Wiscousiu, to some potut in Houston County, Sinue cent for every 3 ounces, aud ono cent for | sols, Caluudar, each 2 ounces or fractional part of 3 ounces ad- RESOLUTIONA, ditional. Mr. Jones (Flz.) offered a resolution calling upon [To the Aasociated Pree) the Secretary of Stato for information ae to how muck CLYMEN'# COMMITTEE. money, if any, there isin the hands of hia Department Wasmixaton, 1. C., March 27.—The Commit- | pafd by tho Guvornmcat of Veneruela on account of tes on Expenditures in the War Dopartmont | ‘0 awards of the mixod Commission between tha held a meeting to-day. Gon. Custer 16, among | United States and Venezuela, Daracd. eee mpoHng bears ‘ MISUIKSIETI LLECTION FRAUDS. Siler sutnanaas,. moned to appeat before | —y¢p, mforton called up the revolution for the appolute ment of a Camuilttes to investigate the frauds in the es f Mlssiaaippl elections. MULLETT’S SUCCESSOR, Mr, ConaHaney Snispaaned an ainendmant, a0 INTELLUCY aT AUGTION—-A BID Fon unatRs, — | Proceed cites ita merita, Specus Dispateh to The Chicago Trivune, ei aE a oe eee eines La peeps ea gee Wasurxaton, D.-O., March: 47,—Superriaing ene demanded the renular one ae pe Architect Potter, in bis fret sonual roport, rec. | Chair laid beforo tao seusto the Cournts: ot tio bill as the bur e oumonds a chango in tho method of conducting | “M4 Storiem scored 8 lag uande thet bil and Ania bia bureau, which would Lave caused tho spirit } the Alislusipel reiolution, aia on dt Stor. ur debate the question ales, of Mullett to riso from tho dead. Tho proposl- | sondomanded the sem and nays, aur tho molivn war tion wee in fact to voluntarily relinquish oll | loat—yeas 23; aye : night to design tho buildings of tho country in DIVLOMATIO Bile» Toman, rensissauco, or Gothia, and to loave tho |, 4,7ne Senate, turns proceeded to He consideration ot opportunity to mmke these dosigns to bo doter- Po Serceataend the Cornmitwenad idoellsed te aigreg minod by the results of compotitivo oxamton- all the cuttines down of the Houso, aud insert 4 ndwenta restoring salaries, but not expendin, tion. This plan bas boon embraced in tho fol- any mare then fas baeo czpental fit Sonar sence lowing bill providing for compotitive dusigna far | About forty Consulates hed ben Oy aa by the tho architectural works to bo crevted under tho | House which the Committee hadrestersd. direction of the Superviaing Architect of the curs gphabtins obtained leat enue uit ‘Troasury Department ; Btatos, if compatible with bisluties, to scoopt an tue Brotion J, ‘That for tho purpose of scenting the | vitstion of Perit to Join in theconfurenco of tho Gay. test arilstts merit in the pubiic editicos to be | erumenta of North and sunt: America, witha view erected by the Goverument of the United tates, the | to tho amcvoralion and codiicatiun of internaonal Supervising Architect of the Treseury Department be, }law. Foredgu Itclations, and he ts hereby, directed to obtain desiqus for works | Sr, Withers did not bellove with the Committes that under hia jurisdiction by open and general cocipeth | all theso Consultatce were uce-ssary. Lo Letloved tht tion, and in the wauner hercinaftor ret forth, this waa a tims for general ‘eduction aud ecouomy— fino, 2. That the upervising Architect of the Treas- | possibly tho House may haw goud tvo far on sume of ury Doyartment shall, by publ advertisement request | thesn points, but lio belicrel the country would ap- competitions for all atchitoctural work under his Juri» | prove of # youcral reductiow diction, except alterations and repalre, wherw the pro- | ‘Lhe question waa taken or the first amendment pro- poved cont of auch archUioctural work 1s $50,000 or up- | poamd by the Senate Conmittos an fcllows: | For ward; aud be ehall eetablish equitable rules for stich | salaries of Envoys Extraordnary and Ministers Plent- 2 Nous, which ausll be uct forth in the advere | potentlary to Great Writah, France, Germany, oad comp Usement; anil ho sbalf call together a Buard of four | Huaula, fixod by tho Hous nt $14,050, The Cummiit- experts, who shall be appoluted by the Socretary of | teo move to atrike ont €14,)50 and iusert $17,670, and the Treasury, from amoug tho Follows of the Ameri- | tho Henate agreed to the anoadment. gan Tuallttite of Architects, and who shell beta no | | Tho nest amentinent vas on restoring Italy to ite way, diroctly or indirectly, Interested in the reepectivo | former position, but which bad becn atric! euinpetitions for which thoy are solected ou oxperta, | the Mouse. ‘Tho said four oxperts, toettior with the Supervising | Meanra, Edrounds, Hanlin, and Morton advocated Architect of tho Troamry Department (who wball not | and Afesars, Biovensoa and Withera oppoxnd It. ‘ken out by engage in theso competitions) as their prosiding officer, | Tending the coveideraiiun, Mr, Carncrou moved te aualldocide upon the plan or plans submitted for tho | go into executive aezaion, but inet with so moutch oppo- contemplated work or works, and shutl award such | sitiou that he wis number of prizoa sa shall hava been apecified tn tho | with a notico that at 3u’clock to-morrow Lo would in+ rules regulating the respecliv competitions, accond- | ajst npou oxcentive ovsston, ing to the monita of the different plana wutanitte ‘Mr, Morrill (Vt) then advocated the ouate amend. duced to withdraw the motion, amnounting in the aggregate to not excecding one-Lalf | ment in restoring Italy, and ut tho clove Mr, Cameron off per centum of tho contemplated coat Sf the nro- ayain urged emotion tu go Into oxecutlve uesuou, posed work, Thetr doclsion shall be final, and abi which wus agreed to. published tntwo leading newspapers in Washington, "The Senate went into executive sevuion, end, after ao ‘Tho successful architect of soy competition shalipro- | pour‘s season, adjourned, pre al} plane, working drawings, aud apecitica- OONFINHED, fous in duplicate; one set of which shatt be} ‘The Senate confirmed the following nominations, Dod in thy ofica' of tha Supervising Architect | Jolin A. Hensley, of Wirconsin, Cominfosioner of Pete of the ‘Treasury Dopartment and eball bo. | siuns, vice Charlew It, Gill, resimed; Filbert E, Fare Agent aud Consul-General ag Il recelvo compensation according to’ the achedute | Cutro; Charles i. Miller, Uiied States Marahul tor charges recommended by the American Inatitute of | Hanaas, Architects when the cstimated cout of the work dora ‘uot exoeod $200,000; that is, 335 per cont of the eatl. MOUSE. mated cost, When the oxpenditury on tho proposed | Mr, Randz!! moved to auepund the rutos and adoph work iu to 6xoved $300,000, the compensation af the ar- | a iotfon te havo oveuiny sersions on Tuesday aud chitect is to bo detormined vy thy Board of expert, | Thursday of tli wock for tho conaideration of tho Lut not to exceod 3 per ont of the eatimated coat, | Legislative and Judicia ‘The oxecution of tho work contemplated by tho plans | tion wae agreed ahall be carried forward under the superintendence of the Supervining Architect of the ‘Treasury Dopart- | | ‘Tho House then wont into Committtoe of the Whole, ment; dnd no changes, alteratons, omissions, or ad- | Nir, Saylor iu tuo chair, ou the bill providing for the Appropristioy Lill, ‘The mo ‘toy—yean, 152; nays, Th. IRACTIONAL CURRENCY. ditions to the accepted plang and apecifcations aball | deficiency tn the Engraving and Driuting Darou of luo allowed to be mado which may tuvolvo tho change | thy Treasury, aud for the Lasuanca of subeidlary alle of the design or intention of the author, except b; r colin, tury, wuleh woe Mr. Townsend (Pa.) offer ed au amendmant providin; thority whall onty be given after consideration of | thataflvor colns#lall bo exchangeable at par for Unit Joint report from tho archilect and the Supervising | states nots fu sams of not less than §3, and shall be ‘Architoct of tho Treasury Dopartinent upou wuch pro | ruccivable fur postage and revenue stainps, and for posod changes, alterations, omissions, or aduitions, al daties to tho United States except customs in sums —_-—. of not over $5, aud shall be aleemed on proscatation NOTES AND NEWS. prewribed, aud that tho total issue of allver cota » TUT CHICAGO COLLECTORSIIP. Pree So ul wot. alves cotn siiate 000, Sprctal Dispatch w The Chreago sviune, peifeesben, were tuado, by Sasa, sakidors (ind) aud Wasutnatox, D, O., March 27.—Gon. Hondor- } Pbillips (Kau.) aguinst the bill, aud by Messrs, Fanios . b i 1) and Burchard (UL) th support of i, dr, sop, of tho Rock Island lata saya se ta feiadete Slnectaried tbe ‘hesuintion nek ana wills signed the recommendation for Harvey av - | clepuant on the hands of the Iepublican party, loctor gololy upon tho recommondation of him | ¢xpfeaenl bis mares that nny Pemnocrale were found by a telegram from Burton 0, Cook. Mr, PhUlips objectod ta it; among othor reasons TUE SAFE-DULOLARY, ‘Decnuse {f established a third standard of value. i nent! Mr, Burchard referred to the fact that all Govern BMike Hays, who wan eo promluently men- | ments, excopt the United Btates, maintained a sub- tloned in connection with tho osrly stages of the | eidiary allver currency, and lo the fact that it had boca, safo-burgiery Investigation, .but who declined dotonstratod it was chuspor to the Government to te Hnally tocommit tho burglary, has arrived tire | Mueit than to suo a fractignal papas curpuucy. Ie r ue J to testify beforu the Judiolary Committao in the | bsligved that the reope wa ad uot Soleus ioe baakaal now safe-burglary invostigation. Hayw claims id that that to bo #0 NUE rif to bo uowble to pay his botol toed vere Govoraiaenk. Hor sat eas Ot bills, Ex-hiot ‘Whitely aud Hays will both bo | — Mr. Bright opposed the ellvor-currenoy fosture of oxaurined this week. tho Dill, aud declared that the Democrutic party bad TUK REAL-XATATE POOL, no dntercat in shoullcring the Qnaticial blunders of Ex-Reprosontailve Hldrodge, ove of tho Domo. | Ha Reputlins viz, Uf duster Dung ag ha bots eratio mourbors uf tho roal-csiato pool, was Lere | Should bo allowed to ho at the door uf ius sultiore, “Iu during tho procoodings agsiust Kilbourne, but, | spoke of the bondholders as vaimpiros licking the although bis counvotion with tha pool was tfood of the American people, and as cormorants Wis kuown, bls evidonce did not sooin to be longed | arouwallowing up the labor of the poor, Ho favored for, and upto this tune the Democrats have | 82 appropristion for tho sutetayment of 1,600 om boon able to restrain their impatiouce to hear | plazee wag bad Uosn turuod oot ol the Engraving eee A yexp-BA iNvesTIaATION, peas twas not the Democratic party that wat q , ‘The Confederate House is about to begin tro acts one Rickert tog erit UrrUney, Mr, (Qi. J.) said the Hopublican party bes conceived and brough\ farth the rey-bely, ana bed